Trivia Quiz On Mind, Body & Brain
The Fertile Crescent is termed as the cradle of civilization and is an area that supports agriculture due to its fertility, which has reduced over time. This region stretches from the Nile River in Egypt to Tigris and Euphrates in Iran. Take up the quiz below and see how much you know about this region.
- 1.What do constructivist theorists believe about perception?
- A.
That processing is top- down and conceptually driven
- B.
That processing is bottom-up and data-driven
- 2.What do ecologist theorists believe about perception?
- A.
It is top-down and conceptually driven
- B.
It is bottom-up and data driven
- 3.Gibson supports the
- A.
Ecological theory of perception
- B.
Constructivist theory of perception
- 4.Gregory supports the
- A.
Constructivist theory of perception
- B.
Ecological theory of perception
- 5.According to Constructivists, where does perception start?
- A.
Retinal image
- B.
Optic array
- 6.According to Ecological theory, where does perception start?
- A.
Optic array
- B.
Retinal image
- 7.According to Constructivists, how do we know the real size of an object?
- A.
By inferring the size from distance cues
- B.
By using the texture gradiant
- C.
By using motion parallax
- 8.Visual illusions are typically associated with which theory of perception?
- A.
Constructivist
- B.
Ecologist
- 9.What does "convergence" refer to?
- A.
The eyes move together to look at nearby objects
- B.
Each eye has a different, but similar views
- C.
Judging depth binocularly
- D.
Your eyelens changes shape as you focus in or out
- 10."Binocular disparity"
- A.
The eyes move together to look at nearby objects
- B.
Each eye has a slightly different view
- C.
Judging depth binocularly
- D.
Your eyelens changes shape when you focus in/out
- 11.The visual cue "Stereopsis"
- A.
The eyes move together to look at nearby objects
- B.
Each eye has a slightly different view
- C.
Judging depth binocularly
- D.
Your eyelens changes shape when you focus in/out
- 12.The visual cue "accomodation"
- A.
The eyes move together to look at nearby objects
- B.
Each eye has a slightly different view
- C.
Judging depth binocularly
- D.
Your eyelens changes shape when you focus in/out
- 13.One object overlaps another. we judge partly covered object to be further away. this is :
- A.
A cue to judge object size and distance called "interposition"
- B.
An effect of motion parallax
- C.
An effect of texture gradient
- 14.Which visual illusion demonstrates that it is difficult to maintain size constancy when depth cues are missing?
- A.
Ames room
- B.
Muller lyer angles in angles out
- C.
Necker cube
- D.
Checkerboard illusion
- 15.What does the "Necker Cube" visual illusion demonstrate?
- A.
Hypothesis testing, and there for evidence for bottom up processing
- B.
Hypothesis testing and therefore top down processing
- C.
Brain wrongly corrects, top down
- D.
Brain wrongly corrects, bottom up
- 16.What does the "checkerboard illusion" demonstrate?
- A.
Hypothesis testing and so bottom up processing
- B.
Hypothesis testing and so top down processing
- C.
Brain wrongly corrects bottom up
- D.
Brain wrongly corrects top down
- 17.What does "process of resonance" refer to?
- A.
Our direct access to information, Gibson, Ecological
- B.
Our direct access to information, Gregory, Constructivist
- C.
The potential uses of an object, Gregory, Ecological
- D.
The potential uses of an object, Gibson, Constructivist
- 18.What is the optic array
- A.
Structured light reaching the eye
- B.
The texture of the object
- C.
Lighting
- D.
Dorsal and ventral, mango and parvo
- 19.The visual cliff experiment seems to illustrate
- A.
The constructivist approach
- B.
The ecological approach
- 20.For ecologiscal theorists, object constancy arises
- A.
By combining retinal image and distance cues
- B.
By picking up invariant properties in the optic array
- 21.Which one of the two theories does "tau" support?
- A.
Ecological
- B.
Constructivist
- 22.The dorsal pathway is
- A.
Perception for action, constructivist
- B.
Perception for action, ecological
- C.
Perception for identification, ecological
- D.
Perception for identification, constructivist
- 23.The ventral pathway is
- A.
Perception for action, ecological
- B.
Perception for action, constructivist
- C.
Perception for identification, constructivist
- D.
Perception fro identification, ecological
- 24.Who combined the ecological and Constructivist theories?
- A.
Gibson
- B.
Riddoch and Humphrey
- C.
Gregory
- D.
Norman
- 25.Riddoch and Humphreys "Modek of visual object recognition" illustrates which pathway?
- A.
Dorsal, ecological
- B.
Ventral, ecological
- C.
Dorsal, constructivist
- D.
Ventral, constructivist
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